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Lifesaving healthcare and screaming babies / Chad
October 23, 2008
By Joanne Offer
Joanne Offer is currently travelling in eastern Chad, near the Sudanese border, where the International Rescue Committee helps around 60,000 Darfuri refugees in two camps as well as local Chadian communities. You can read all her posts here.

A Sudanese mother gives her child a drink of specially-nutritious food at the IRC’s health center in Bredjing camp, eastern Chad. Photo: Joanne Offer

Nurse Tchoubehbe Pakore examines three-year-old Hamza at the IRC’s health post in Bredjing camp, eastern Chad. Photo: Joanne Offer
Posted in Children & Youth, Health, Darfur Refugees, Africa, Chad | Tags: refugees, humanitarian, Joanne Offer in Chad
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